jdimeo edited a comment on issue #6889:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/issues/6889#issuecomment-887997379
@lhotari Something is still fishy, and I can't quite get to the bottom of
it. I injected my own `ObjectMapper` using the `SchemaDefinitionBuilder` as
recommended and I even confirmed it was being used with ugly logging in the
function itself (using the new output message builder to send a message):
```
23:27:08.576 [public/default/fn] INFO org...JacksonJsonWriter - WRITING
MESSAGE WITH CORRECT OBJECT MAPPER
{"id":"2052194","timestamp":"2021-03-31T19:30:17.344+00:00","action":"Update",
...
```
So the correct bytes are being generated (notably timestamps as UTC and
using `@JsonValue` for the enum `action`).
*However*, no matter *what* I do, I always get these bytes in the client:
```
Cannot construct instance of `org...ChangeEvent$Action`, problem: UPDATE
at [Source:
(byte[])"{"id":"2052194","timestamp":1617219017344,"action":"UPDATE",
```
- I'm using the same schema in both my client test code and the function
code
- Even with a vanilla `ObjectMapper`, my enum is annotated with a
`@JsonValue` for the title case "Update" - why is it being ignored?
- Is something like gson or org.json getting in the way?
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